Tanya Wyatt, Independent Scholar, Austria

‘Humans—some more than others and to varying degrees—have made ducks and drakes of our environment. Such crimes of domination and crimes of accommodation have had far-reaching consequences to biotic life on this planet and, potentially, beyond... In this remarkable book, Wyatt leaves no stone unturned, exposing the breadth and depth of such harm, analyzing its causes, and offering insightful approaches to protecting Earth and outer space. Accessible, highly readable... but profoundly troubling!’

• Contents1 Introduction2 Crimes of domination and accommodation3 Innovative methodologies4 Space5 Water6 New and old frontiers in mining7 Climate change8 Chemicals9 Restorative justice10 Rights of Nature and Wild Law

Tanya Wyatt, Independent Scholar, Austria

‘Humans—some more than others and to varying degrees—have made ducks and drakes of our environment. Such crimes of domination and crimes of accommodation have had far-reaching consequences to biotic life on this planet and, potentially, beyond... In this remarkable book, Wyatt leaves no stone unturned, exposing the breadth and depth of such harm, analyzing its causes, and offering insightful approaches to protecting Earth and outer space. Accessible, highly readable... but profoundly troubling!’

• Contents1 Introduction2 Crimes of domination and accommodation3 Innovative methodologies4 Space5 Water6 New and old frontiers in mining7 Climate change8 Chemicals9 Restorative justice10 Rights of Nature and Wild Law

Tanya Wyatt, Independent Scholar, Austria

‘Humans—some more than others and to varying degrees—have made ducks and drakes of our environment. Such crimes of domination and crimes of accommodation have had far-reaching consequences to biotic life on this planet and, potentially, beyond... In this remarkable book, Wyatt leaves no stone unturned, exposing the breadth and depth of such harm, analyzing its causes, and offering insightful approaches to protecting Earth and outer space. Accessible, highly readable... but profoundly troubling!’

• Contents1 Introduction2 Crimes of domination and accommodation3 Innovative methodologies4 Space5 Water6 New and old frontiers in mining7 Climate change8 Chemicals9 Restorative justice10 Rights of Nature and Wild Law